New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-08-03
DAKOTA TER r FOnIAL NEWS.

Louis Hamlet has been appointed
district attorney at Bismarck BY the
county commissioner.
Friedman & schuaeder's organ fac
tory OF Devils Lake was destroyed by
fire.
Ira W. Dibbell, aged 1e, is in. Jail at
Mitchell for raping a l1-year-o girl.
. At a special election held at AIinot
80 majority was in favor ofincor-
porating as a city under the general
law.
Philip White, in Portland township
near Gary, tits charged, shot William.
DAVIS, ayoung boy who was. herd1ng
cattle.
BY directions OF Gen. Ruger, con-
formally to requirements from army
and division headquarters, Troops
C, d. Nj, and G, Seventh cavalry, will,
on the 25th inst, stand relieved from
duty in the department. of Dakota
and proceedsto Fort Riley, Kansas.
D. HotchEiss, an aged farmer living
near Sioux Falls, was killed by light
ming recently. Elmer Bishop, anoth-
er farmer living Is miles from the city,.
was also struck at nearly the same
time and killed.
The latest railroad rumor is that
the Illinois Central will build into.
Sioux Falls this season, and from
there strike out northwest. Madison
expects the road to come UP from
Sioux Falls.
Prof. Foster, of the faculty, and NJ
Y. Miller, OF the board of regents of
Brookings college, who are inspecting
Eastern herds for the purpose Of pur-
chasing stock for the college farm,
have had a number Of hogs and cat
tie presented to their notice for the
college. A force of bricklayers, sufi-
Gent to lay 80, 900 brick per day, are
~ at work on the college building.
BY direction of the secretary OF war
Il the following changes in the stations
fof certain hospital stewards, U. S. A.,
will be made: Hospital Steward AL
Eanson D. Hauverman will be assigned
to duty at Fort sully; j. II. Sanborn
to ort Sisseton; August Herbst to
Fort Buford; J. F. Minot to Fort
Pembina; Henry Kruegar to Fort
eKeogh; w. f. Crosse to Camp Pop
lar River.
The case eof Evans, under criminal
Indictment, as ,defaulting treasurer OF
Grant county, the jury brought in a
verdict OF not guilty.
( The commissioners ofDouglas coun-
tty were at Yankton to retain counsel
lin the suit recently brought against the
county by Hon. F. M. Goodykoontz
y to recover 100000 lost on the fraud
! ulent bonds issued under the first or
ganization OF the county.
At Ipswich, fire broke out in
P. Skahens' two-story building. and
in two hours the Prior house and sta
BILE, Sulley's livery, Ipswich hotel, two
OF Rodman's store buildings, Judge
Sturgis' residence and Julia Cliffgard s
office were destroyed. Totalloss $780,
600.
= At the soldiers reunion at Lake
Madison, fully 5000 people were pres
ent during the encampment and ESQ
veterans were entered on the roll book.
The veterans organized an associa-
ton for that section of Dakota, EN-.
bracing about q dozen posts of the
6. A. R., and all old soldiers
within certain limits. The roll book
shows the largest number OF veterans
present that has attended any reun-
ion in the territory, except the terri.
torlal reunion last year at Mitchell.
Adit. Gen. Tyner has secured from
the Chicago & Northwestern and Chi.
I cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul roads a
rate OF one cent per mile for each mile
Travelled by the territorial militia go.
ing to and from it's annual encamp-
ment. This was obtained through
the assistance Of Col Bennington, ofthe
railroad commission, and will enable
a brigade encampment, which would
not otherwise have been held, as the
funds appropriated were not sufficient
to have paid the roads one and one.
third fare. The Northern Pacific and
the st. Paul: Minneapolis & Manitoba
have also joined in giving this rate
The location of the encampment has
not yet been determined upon.
The Pennington county grand jury
found indictments against Porter
Warner, editor Of the Deadwood
Times; Boham & Kelly, of the Dead
wood Pioneer; Thomas H. White
mining engineer and correspondent o.
the New York Mining Record and Lon
don News, charging them with crimi
na libel in pronouncing the Big BEND
Hydraulic Mining company a fraud.
The Beadle County Agricultural
society fixed September 81, 90 and %
tor their annual fair